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Preview when form input changes
On one of the pages in my Phoenix project, I have a form. When someone changes this form, I want to show an updated preview to let the user see what this change will do.
I am, however, confused by two things:
- How can I properly pass the form data through a Phoenix channel, and manipulate it just like a normal Changeset server-side?
- How can I render a server-side html response and send it back over the channel so JS can inject it?
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